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25/7/2026
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Let's recall that the Venezuelan government previously proposed withdrawing from the international criminal court (ICC) in 2023... at that time, President Nicolas Maduro expressed concerns about the ICC's actions, arguing they threatened the sovereignty of countries in the global south.
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00:00Let's recall that the Venezuelan government previously proposed withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, ICC, in 2023.
00:07At the time, President Nicolas Maduro expressed concerns about the ICC's actions,
00:14arguing they threatened the sovereignty of countries in the Global South.
00:18In this regard, the Venezuelan head of state announced the ICC's investigation into the Venezuela first case,
00:24claiming that the ICC sought to politicize false crimes against humanity and offenses
00:31that had already been investigated by the national justice system as part of a regime change strategy promoted by U
00:39.S. authorities.
00:40The National Assembly of Venezuela supported this position, describing the ICC's action
00:44as a form of lawfare and repealing its commitment to a genuinely equitable and sovereign justice system
00:50that served the interests of the people.
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